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1.	An Empirical Study On The Effects Of Explicit And Implicit Instruction In SLA
2.	A Corpus-based Study On Chinese College English Learners' Interlanguage Fossilization In Subject/verb Agreement
3.	The Application Of Markedness Theory To The Study Of Subject-Verb Agreement
4.	The Application Of Markedness Theory To The Study Of Subject-verb Agreement
5.	Empirical Research On Number Attraction In English Subject-Verb Agreement
6.	An Empirical Study On The Attrition Of English Subject-verb Agreement In The Chinese Context
7.	A Markedness Theory-based Research On Chinese College Students’ Learning Of English Subject-verb Agreement
8.	Representational Deficits In L2Morphosyntax: Evidence From English Subject-verb Agreement
9.	On Be Verb Structure In L2Syntax Of Chinese Students
10.	The Acquisition Of Subject-verb Agreement In Existential There-be Construction By Chinese English Majors
11.	A Study Of The Subject-verb Concord In English And Its Teaching From The Perspective Of Cognition
12.	Brain Processing Of English Subject-Verb Agreement By Chinese Learners Of English At Different Levels Of Proficiency: An ERP Study
13.	A Study On The Effects Of Written Corrective Feedback On Chinese EFL Learners'acquisition Of Subject-verb Agreement
14.	A Study On The Errors Of Subject-Verb Agreement In English Writing Of Senior High School Students
15.	Online Processing Of Subject-verb Agreement Violations:Self-paced Reading Experiments On Chinese EFL Learners
16.	Effects Of Textual Enhancement On The Acquisition Of Subject-verb Agreement By Chinese Non-english Major Students
17.	Research On The Effects Of Input Enhancement On Students' Learning Of Subject-verb Agreement In High School English Writing
18.	Cognitive and metacognitive processes in grammatical subject-verb agreement problem solving of college ESL students
19.	Optional subject-verb agreement in Persian
20.	Morphological variability in long-distance subject-verb agreement: a study of native and nonnative processing
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